View problems panel

View problems panel in Visual Studio Code — with three ready prompts, from the immediate task to the lasting pattern.

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Written for the moment this actually comes up.

Improve — make it easier to accept

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Before I start triage, present the problems panel focused on actionable items: surface errors…
Before I start triage, present the problems panel focused on actionable items: surface errors first, hide trivial info messages, collapse files with only resolved warnings, and mark problems introduced in the last commit so I can concentrate on regressions.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

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The problems view lists hundreds of items and I cannot tell which were introduced by my change. I…

The problems panel is full and I can't see new issues

The problems view lists hundreds of items and I cannot tell which were introduced by my change. I am afraid I'll miss a regression and waste time scanning the whole list. I do not know how to filter to recent or high-priority problems. What is the quickest way to identify the problems my commit likely caused and prioritize them?

Become — change the pattern

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Every sprint the problems view floods with low-value warnings from generated files and formatting…

Problems panel repeatedly distracts reviewers with noise

Every sprint the problems view floods with low-value warnings from generated files and formatting tools, and reviewers get distracted from real errors. Where is our process breaking down, and which rules or habits should we change so the problems panel surfaces true risks instead of noise?

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